Literacy Across the Curriculum by Samriti Singh

Teacher:

samritisingh231_ — 2024-11-19 04:30:05 UTC

Write a short passage on budgeting for a party ( real life problem) with embedded math questions.

Vocabulary

samritisingh231_ — 2024-11-19 04:34:06 UTC

Introduce key math terms (e.g., "sum," "product," "difference" " Budget" "overflow" )through a Frayer Model.

Writing, speaking and listening

samritisingh231_ — 2024-11-19 04:35:44 UTC

Students solve their own way the problems based on a real-life context of a budget for a birthday party.
They will work with their peers to solve.
Students will read the written problems aloud, explaining their reasoning behind the phrasing.
The peers all solve the problem, asking clarifying questions, and providing feedback.

Caregiver

samritisingh231_ — 2024-11-19 04:37:59 UTC

Teach caregivers how to incorporate "math talk" into everyday routines to support their child’s literacy in math. Caregivers practice simple conversation prompt like "Can you explain how you calculated the total?" or " why did you budget for this?" . Also note the caregiver should use math terms like budget

Caregiver

samritisingh231_ — 2024-11-19 04:40:00 UTC

Caregiver could be given a list of common math terms and their meanings. They can incorporate speaking and listening of the budget for the party.

Student

samritisingh231_ — 2024-11-19 04:43:09 UTC

Students then identifies key terms, numbers, and operations within the text.

Reading and writing skills- Caregiver

samritisingh231_ — 2024-11-19 04:50:55 UTC

Explain why reading comprehension is critical for solving word problems.
Break down Birthday party budget into three steps: Read, Underline/ key information, Solve.
A checklist for solving word problems.
A mini journal for writing one word problem per week together.